gsd-ui-phase

To create a UI design contract for a specific frontend development phase, you generate a UI-SPEC.md file that serves as a single source of truth. This aligns design research with implementation planning by enforcing a structured validate, research, and verify workflow.

Aligning UI research with frontend implementation planning requires generating a phase-scoped UI-SPEC.md contract. This orchestrates a research step followed by a verification step to ensure the design contract is grounded and internally consistent across teams.

Documenting UI requirements for iterative product development is best handled by producing a phase-based UI design contract. This approach specifies a phase number so the generated UI spec aligns with the planned sequence of frontend work.

Yes, you can auto-detect the next unplanned frontend phase when generating a UI spec. The system supports specifying a phase number argument to align the contract, or it can automatically determine the next sequential phase that requires documentation.

Generating a UI-SPEC does not require manual verification because the process runs an automated research step followed by a verification step. This orchestrated workflow ensures the UI design contract is internally consistent and grounded before team handoff.

A phase-scoped UI spec is needed instead of a project-wide document to prevent mismatched expectations during iterative development. It ensures the UI design contract specifically aligns with the planned sequence of frontend work for each documented phase.